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Sunday Suspense (Full Episodes)দিগন্ত দেব - মিকিমোটো নেকলেসDipanwita Roy's another gripping Diganta Deb detective thriller Mikimoto Necklace on Sunday Suspense Adapted by Deep Ghosh Narration – Deep Kaizer Basu Diganta Deb - Agni Anjali - Riya Pranay - Mirchi Sayan Niloy Sarkar – Shakya Roy Megha - Srijata Receptionist - Supriya Mr. Dutta – Pushpal Sandip – Soumen Chakraborty Mitali – Sanhita Pati Pradip, Manish & Hossain - Shekhar Mrs. Tunda - Ayantika Male Receptionist - Deepak And Mirchi Team Background Score and Special Effects- Deepak Ray Edit Assistance- Devarghya Executive Producer- Arunima Dey Social Media Promo...
2025-10-191h 53
itihaas: The Indian History Podcast by Arnab Pati#007 Did Humans really evolve from Monkeys?In this episode, we delve into the fascinating journey of our ancestors, tracing their evolution from a common primate ancestor to the modern human, Homo sapiens. We'll explore key milestones, pivotal species, and the scientific evidence that supports our understanding of this remarkable lineage.
The Divergence Point: Sahelanthropus tchadensis
Our journey begins approximately 7 million years ago in Chad, Africa, where the fossil of Sahelanthropus tchadensis was discovered. This ancient hominid is widely considered a significant divergence point from the lineage that would eventually lead to chimpanzees. Sahelanthropus exhibited a mix of ape-like and human-like features...
2024-09-1136 min
itihaas: The Indian History Podcast by Arnab Pati#006 What happened to the Dinosaurs?In this episode, we delve into the fascinating history of life on Earth, beginning with the dramatic Cambrian Explosion and culminating in the extinction of the dinosaurs. We explore the emergence of complex multicellular organisms, the evolution of plant life, and the devastating mass extinction events that have shaped our planet's biodiversity.
The Cambrian Explosion: A Burst of Life
The Cambrian Period, spanning approximately 541 to 485 million years ago, marked a pivotal moment in Earth's history. This period witnessed an extraordinary proliferation of life, known as the Cambrian Explosion. During this time, a remarkable diversity of...
2024-09-0343 min
itihaas: The Indian History Podcast by Arnab Pati#005 Evolution with Life Hacks!In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most pivotal chapters in Earth's history: the transition from simple, single-celled organisms to the complex multicellular life forms that would eventually dominate our planet. We'll journey back in time to the Proterozoic eon, a billion-year-long era that witnessed the groundbreaking emergence of complex life.
We’ll explore the dramatic shift from the Proterozoic to the Phanerozoic eon, marked by the spectacular Avalon explosion. This period saw an unprecedented burst of biological diversity, giving rise to the earliest recognizable animal forms. We’ll delve into the enigmatic Ediacaran peri...
2024-08-2036 min
itihaas: The Indian History Podcast by Arnab Pati#004 The Snowball Earth
In this episode, we delve into one of the most dramatic and enigmatic periods in Earth's history: the Snowball Earth. This hypothesis proposes that our planet was entirely encased in ice during multiple episodes within the Proterozoic eon. We explore the compelling geological and geochemical evidence supporting this radical theory, drawing on the work of pioneering researchers such as Joseph Kirschvink, Paul Hoffman, and Ken Caldeira.
A cornerstone of understanding the Snowball Earth is to grasp the intricate interplay of atmospheric feedback mechanisms. We examine the concept of positive and negative feedback loops, illustrating...
2024-08-1630 min
itihaas: The Indian History Podcast by Arnab Pati#003 Billion Year Snooze Fest? Unraveling the Boring Billion
Get ready to dive deep into a billion years of...well, not much! In this episode, we're taking a closer look at the often-overlooked "Boring Billion," a period in Earth's history from 1.8 billion to 850 million years ago. Despite its name, this era was a crucial chapter in our planet's evolution. We'll explore why it's called "boring," the role of plate tectonics in shaping the supercontinents Kenorland, Columbia, and Rodinia, and how this period set the stage for the incredible biodiversity explosion that followed. So, grab your favorite prehistoric snack and let's uncover the hidden secrets of...
2024-08-0638 min
itihaas: The Indian History Podcast by Arnab Pati#002 The First Explosion of LifeOur story begins around 4 billion years ago, a time when Earth was a volatile, hellish place. The atmosphere was primarily composed of methane, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen, with little to no oxygen. Life, in its most primitive form, was emerging in the oceans, consisting of single-celled organisms that thrived in this oxygen-free environment. These early organisms were anaerobic, meaning they didn't require oxygen to survive.
A key turning point came with the evolution of cyanobacteria. These microscopic organisms developed the ability to photosynthesize, a process that uses sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic matter, releasing oxygen as...
2024-07-3155 min
itihaas: The Indian History Podcast by Arnab Pati#001 What is History?This is the first episode of itihaas discussing the beginning of history. It is important for us to fix a timeline when it comes to history. But history is more than just dates. It is about perspectives, ideas, stories and the ones narrating them. This episode talks about the geological time scale, the formation of earth, the collision with Thea forming the moon, the Hadean eon and wrapping up with the conclusion of the Archean eon.
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1. The Earth A Biography of Life: The Story of Life On Our Planet through 47 Incredible Organisms by...
2024-07-2345 min
itihaas: The Indian History Podcast by Arnab PatiThe itihaas podcast!Hi Everyone! This is Arnab Pati and I welcome you to the itihaas podcast. This Indian history podcast will cover all the historical landmarks in detail right from the formation of earth, evolution of human, beginning of civilisation to the annals of ancient, medieval and modern India.
2024-07-1803 min